As the season of the witch is upon us with the sun in Scorpio and the fields laying fallow, there is no better time to explore the rich history of the outsider. From history, myth, folklore, and fiction, we can delve into witches that embody the archetype of each zodiac sign. Guiding us on this journey is the regal Jacob Budenz, a writer, Cancer, multi-disciplinary performer, witch, and author. His work and insights provide a unique perspective on the mystical world of witches.

Each zodiac sign is paired with a witch that embodies its characteristics. Aries is matched with the fearsome and powerful Medea of Greek mythology, reflecting the passionate and assertive traits of this sign. Taurus is represented by Majorie Cameron, an artist and occultist whose work exemplified the connection between the material and immaterial. Gemini’s witch is Tituba, an accused witch from Salem known for her compelling storytelling abilities.

Baba Yaga, a folklore witch, symbolizes the nurturing yet mysterious aspects of Cancer. Winifred Sanderson from “Hocus Pocus” embodies the dramatic and attention-seeking qualities of a Leo. Marie Laveau, a Voodoo priestess, represents the service-oriented and mysterious nature of Virgo. Glinda, the Good Witch of the North from “The Wizard of Oz,” exemplifies the charm and aesthetic focus of Libra.

Dion Fortune, a British occultist and Sagittarius, reflects the high ideals and freedom-forward ethos of her sign. Sabrina Spellman, from the TV show “Sabrina the Teenage Witch,” is seen as embodying the loyalty and family-oriented aspects of Capricorn. Aquarius is paired with Hecate, a goddess of sorcery and necromancy, symbolizing the unconventional and forward-thinking nature of this sign. Madame Blanc from “Suspiria” represents the intuitive and emotional depth of Pisces.

Through these pairings, each witch provides a unique perspective into the characteristics and traits of their corresponding zodiac signs. Whether through history, mythology, or fiction, witches continue to captivate and inspire us with their mystical and powerful abilities. As we embrace the season of the witch, may we continue to explore and celebrate the magic and wonder of the unknown.

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